Things to do while preparing for competitive exams

Competitive exams are the bell at the neck for many of the students who could not manage with their time table. They often accuse their luck for their unsuccess or blame the subjective things around them like family issues, inadequate studying space, or lack of study resources.

Always keep one thing in mind, that defeat and excuses are very much synonymous to each other. No matter whatever the reason had been, even if it is/was real, we should not blame it for our defeat. We need to remove this attitude of finding an excuse for our failure, which is the first step to a win.

Even history remembers the result no matter how the success had been achieved years ago. Therefore, we are going to make this path of success easy with some helping points and methods that would definitely leave you satisfied with yourself if you would implement them.

1.   Make a Time Table

Time table is not just something to be written on paper but it has to be in your mind for real.

Yes, to keep it stored in your mind, you might need to write it down over a paper and keep going dwelling around and according to it only.

Human psychology says, it takes 21 days or any sort of 21 repetition to bring something in habit.

2.   Be honest with it

Building up an appropriate time-table is just a kid-task. It would be mature to follow and be honest with it. Like almost 90 out of 100 people end up with only preparing a long-tail time table and done with it in just 1 or 2 days for maximum.

3.   Do not follow a lot of books for one subject

Amateur ones bring a lot of books as they get excited for the examination and end up following none of them successfully.

Make sure you not confuse with the authors and textbooks and follow just the best one according to you out of many options available but with proper dedication and sincerity.

Research for the best and buy competitive exams books online at best price. Just make sure the one you purchase has the least errors and best data. Gather this awareness from your seniors and experienced ones around you. If not any, then take help of the internet and search over helpful search engines like Google, Askme, Bing, Yahoo, etc.

4.   Practice online/offline as same as the exam

Most of the exams nowadays are online except a few ones like civil services and a few state administrative examinations. And it is necessary to practice the same way the real exam would be.

5.   Keep yourself far away from distractions(Mobile)

As far as studying is concerned, social media, friends, mobile, and internet are nowadays the most disturbing subjects. It is the mighty truth and a student must learn to refrain from these while studying for his/her own sake.

6.   Study during the early hours of the day

It's a scientifically proven fact that in the morning we have all our neurons active in the maximum count. Therefore, studying and learning at the early morning phase is considered best to grasp or practice something new.

7.   Don't study at odd times

Make sure to prioritize your study first and then the other works out of your daily schedule or time table. The reason being your mind and body should be both fresh and energetic for studies more than any other work. If you keep the studies last and study at the night time, your mind and body both would not be able to help and withstand for long enough.

8.   Be confident

Confidence is the key. Whenever you choose to even fight physically or compete mentally against hundreds of competitors, only your confidence will let you stand in front of anything. Moreover to this, yes the hard work plays a vital role, and your honesty for your preset time table and promises would give you the confidence.

So just make sure that you don’t cheat with your preset things and time-table